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5 Tagaytay Markets You Can Shop for Cheap
Know where to buy the cheapest and freshest goods in Tagaytay City Market!
By: Rei L. | September 21, 2020
While some people see wet markets as filthy, there are a number of good things that outweigh their not-so-good image. For one, they are the best place to find fresh meat and produce at reasonable prices. Apart from that, wet markets are also a great place to mingle with locals, especially since every city has one. So if you’re in Tagaytay and are looking for the most delicious ingredients for your next meal, check out these Tagaytay public markets around the city..
1. Mahogany Market
Address: Mahogany Ave., Barangay Kaybagal South, Tagaytay City
You can buy fresh beef at Mahogany Market in Tagaytay for your own bulalo!
Mahogany Market is the best-known Tagaytay market primarily due to its amazing bulalo (beef shank soup) experience. Here, you can find stalls of fresh Batangas beef delivered fresh to the market every Sunday. Above the beef stalls are bulalo eateries where you can treat yourself to a bowl of beefy goodness after shopping.
On the other side of the market, you can also find many fresh fruits, vegetables, and bagged plants. Mahogany Market is just a 10-minute drive from the city junction. Many buses and jeepneys bound for Mendez and Batangas can also take you here from the Tagaytay Rotunda.
2. Tagaytay City Public Market
Address: Tagaytay-Santa Rosa Road, Tagaytay City
You can shop for fresh fruits and vegetables at Tagaytay City Market.
Also known as Irohin Public Market , Tagaytay Markets is conveniently located near condominiums , residences, and hotels like Lazea Inn and Tagaytay Econo Inn You can find many fresh fruits and vegetables and a wide variety of meat and fish at low prices. Still, a more notable feature of this Tagaytay public market is the row of flower sellers along Tagaytay-Santa Rosa Road. This is found before entering the market, like Tagaytay’s mini version of Dangwa in Manila.
It only takes about five minutes to reach this Tagaytay market by car. There are also tricycles that can take you to Tagaytay City Market from Olivarez Plaza. The terminal of jeepneys going to Nuvali and Balibago in Santa Rosa, Laguna is also based here.
3. Mendez Public Market
Address: Mendez-Tagaytay Road, Mendez, Cavite
Mendez Public Market is a good place to buy fruits.
People who are staying in hotels or condos located further south of Tagaytay will find Mendez Public Market to be an ideal shopping destination. Although there is a substantial amount of fresh fruit and vegetable stalls lining the perimeter of the market on either side, the majority of shoppers here are interested in purchasing meat. Every Tuesday and Friday, typically, new deliveries of fresh produce can be found at this Tagaytay market.
It is easy to get to Tagaytay public market, as it is about 15 minutes away from Tagaytay Rotunda. There are also buses and jeepneys that can drop you off near the market.
4. Luksuhin Public Market
Address: Luksuhin-Mangas Road, Alfonso, Cavite
Seafood lovers will have fun shopping at Luksuhin Public Market.
Nestled in the nearby town of Alfonso, Luksuhin Public Market is a great place to get fresh meat and seafood, particularly on Mondays when live poultry and seafood are delivered to this Tagaytay market. You can also find a lot of fresh farm produce at affordable prices.
The Luksuhin Public Market can be reached from the Tagaytay City junction in approximately twenty minutes. Although traveling here by private vehicle is highly recommended, there are also buses heading in the direction of Alfonso that can bring you to this market.
5. Silang Public Market
Address: M. Belen St., Silang, Cavite
Fresh veggies, anyone?
Found in the neighboring town of Silang, Cavite is the Silang Public Market, a one-stop Tagaytay market where you can find various fresh produce, meat, and seafood. Because of the assortment of products that can be shopped here, even people from nearby towns like Tagaytay and Dasmariñas frequent this place. The Tagaytay public market is usually brimming with shoppers every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday when fresh produce arrives.
Silang Public Market is 20 to 30 minutes away from Tagaytay. If you’re commuting, you can ride a Manila-bound bus, which will let you off along Silang Highway, or a jeepney, which will drop you off at Silang Plaza.
Go to Yoorekka to discover more Tagaytay markets.
If you want a shopping experience that is both convenient and kind to the environment, don't forget to bring your bayong, which are traditional woven bags. Going to the Tagaytay public markets is unquestionably one of the most enjoyable activities that Filipinos engage in on a daily or weekly basis.
This article was originally published in Yoorekka on March 23, 2018.
About Rei L.
A writing major from UP Los Baños, Rei is currently pursuing a career in food and lifestyle writing. She is a self-indulgent, go-getting, independent twenty-something career girl who loves coffee, solitude, and hugs. A sentimental writer, she considers coffee shops her haven and writing her refuge.
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